Final Opening Made for Lasting Peace in Mexico
The report says Wilson will not recognize the new ruler of Mexico before elections. Protos at Niagara Falls mediation must be recognized. Cabajal is not opposed, only that he holds office through Huerta’s appointment. Icar rantza’s action awaited as Huerta resigns and peace seems likely pending a formal move.
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Mexico
Huerta
Carbaja
Niagara Falls
Mexico City
Carranza
Carbajal
Wilson
United States
Felix Diaz
Bernardo Reyes
Madero
Menloo City
Tar
Jing
Peare
Thore
Francisco la Madera
Bilace
Pendentigny
Madera
Great Britain
Iuerta
Chamber Deputies
Kimaalt
Bampico Harbor
Vera Crux
Niagara Falla
Francisco Carbajal
Huerta Resigns as Mexico Provisional Leader
General Huerta resigns prompting a cautious U S response as Carranza and constitutionalists weigh entering Mexico City. Officials fear violence but hope for a peaceful transition with US and allied observers watching for orderly proceedings and potential internment of federal troops on the border.
Reparation Demands Tied to Juarez Murder Case
The article discusses calls for reparation from General Villa for the murder at Juarez of William Benton, a Scottish rancher. It also cites editorials from the Evening Standard and The Globe about Washington’s stance on General Huerta, Carranza’s rise, and the difficulties ahead for U.S. policy toward Mexico.
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General Villa
Juarez
William &. Benton
Evening Standard
Washington
Wilson
General Huerta
Carranza
Huerta
United States
Closing Arguments in Leegson Murder Trial
Closing arguments concluded in the Isaac Bond case in Chicago. The defense pressed alibi showing Bond in Gary Indiana the night Ida Leegson was murdered near Argo Illinois on October 4, 1913. The state sought the death penalty, arguing identification placed Bond at the scene and the jury weighed race prejudice.
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King Young
Associated Press
Chicago
Isaac Bond
Ida G. Leegson
Argo
Bond
Leegson
Stephen A. Malato
Clarence S. Darrow
Ike Bond
Gary
Ind
Malato
Miss Leegron
Miss Leegson
Ida Jueegson
Patmont Case Hangs Fire in Kidnap Inquiry
Danville Alabama July 16 no warrants for the arrest of men suspected in the alleged kidnapping of Rev Louis Patmont will be sought until the grand jury convenes next October according to the attorney and church committee investigating the case They plan to indict the suspects later Rev Patmont a former Milwaukee worker vanished during the Titanus dry campaign and was later found imprisoned in a cellar before a subsequent disappearance.
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Associated Press
Danville
Louis Patmont
Church Committee
Grand Jury
Patmont
Milwaukee
Detroit
Railways Seek Clear Propositions in Wage Settlement
Chicago July 16 The conference committee of Western railways asks unions for a definite statement of the propositions they support to settle wage differences for about 55000 engine men and firemen on 98 lines. Union officials are to consider managers’ communications before replying.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Railways
Conference Committee of the Railways
Rockefeller Retains Post on New Haven Board
Before today’s 1:30 PM meeting New York reports claimed William Rockefeller would resign from the New Haven board. Rockefeller announced he would attend the session and continue as director, refuting rumors that John L. Billard also planned to resign.
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Board of
New Haven
Associated Press
New York
Willam Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John L. Billard
Haytian Rebels Victorious on Cape Haytien Road
Dispatches from Captain Russell aboard the South Carolina report Haytien rebels won yesterday a battle along the road from Cape Haytien to Milot. A general attack was planned for today to drive rebels from the Plains as unrest in San Dominico continues with shots near the besieged city and little fighting in the west.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Haytien
Cape Haytien
Milot
Russell
South Carolina
San Dominizo
Two Deaths Reported in Manitowoc
Two deaths were recorded in Manitowoc Wisconsin with John Burettas found in the river after a Tuesday disappearance and Charles Wieboldt a local saloon dealer dying at nine this morning. Burettas, sixty, was long employed by the city and is believed to have died by his own action. Wieboldt, fifty five, a bachelor, had run a Haquer saloon for twenty years.
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Manitowoc
Wis
John Buretta
Charles Wieboldt
Eudfenly
Burettas
The
Wheboldt
Het
Taxation of Bankers Prompts Convention Debate
Wisconsin bankers at the Milwaukee convention discuss stock assessments that bankers say are 100 to 200 percent higher than fair. President H A Moehlenpach urges action before the legislature to amend taxation laws.
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TAX Committee
Milwaukee
Wis
Itamen
Christ
Wisconsin Bankers’ Convention
Pabst
J. H. Zuelicher
Marshall and Asley Bank
William Post
Mibwauken
Wisconsin
Lie
H. A. Moehlenpach
Clinton
Board of Review
EF. McMillan
McMillan
Post
Uniaon
Ihig
Marriage license granted to Glen A Sweet of Oshkosh
A Northwestern Woodstock report notes the Oshkosh man Glen A Sweet obtaining a marriage license. Inquiries show unclear local knowledge of him, though several Sweet family members reside in the city.
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Perr
Woodstock
Glen Swert
Oshkosh
Joss
Fort Atkingson
Wis
Glen A. Sweet
Sweet
Racine County Fire Destroys Asylum Barns
Racine Wisconsin July 16 a large fire at the county insane asylum destroyed three cattle barns and 100 tons of hay and farm equipment. The blaze endangered 200 inmates in the nearby building as inmates helped fight the flames and the cause remained unknown.
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Racine
Wis
Racine County
County Insane Asylum
Heat Record Likely as Kansas Faces 92 Degree Day
Hot weather swept Kansas and western Missouri with a 92 degree reading in Kansas City at 10:30 AM, up six degrees from yesterday, signaling a new season heat spell across the region.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Mercury
Madison Strike Ends as Carpenters and Joiners Return
Madison Wisconsin July 16 carpenters and joiners strike ending ties to building operations since June 1 with workers returning to jobs today.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Carpenters’ and Joiners
No Longer Dictator of Mexico
Victoriana Huerta, deposed dictator of Mexico, is described with early life at Colotoin Jalxro and a career timeline from 1871 through 1916. The summary covers military schooling, key commands, pivotal campaigns, and the 1913 1914-1915 period including Madero, Huerta’s provisional presidency, UK and US reactions, and eventual resignation amid battles with constitutionalists.
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Victoriana Hunrerta
Mexico
Staty
Colotoin
Jalxro
Chapultence
Diaz
Dlax
Cuervar
Morelos
Yucatan
Maz
Lax
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Madero
Orozco
Hachimba
Cuernmyaca
Madero'a
Striking Miners Attack Deputies at Bradley Mines
About 200 to 300 miners from Uw Kita marched toward Bradley Ohio to drive off pumpmen. Sheriff Hug erof used deputies to block the advance. Shots were fired but no one was killed. Brileka Stenes injured two. Deputy Edward Lacis seriously hurt. Sheriff Wiscroft arrested several strikers and sent prisoners to the county jail.
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Associated Tress
Steubenville
Wuseralt
Uw Kita
Bradley
Hugerof
Ree
Pitty Hurt
Brileka
Stenes
Edward Lacis
Wiscroft
Pleads Self Defense in Menasha Assault Case
Neenah July 16 a man charged with assault and battery appeared in Justice Baldia court after a warrant posted by Albert Arndt. The grogery store proprietor pleaded not guilty and the case was adjourned to tomorrow at 9 am. A separate note mentions a tree lodge initiation and various locals attending events in Chicago and Menasha through the day.
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Neenah
Tee Ene
Frankamb
Menagha
Albert Arndt
Una
Ouneil Tree Lodge
Gus Cargus
Appleton
Hannah King
Chicago
Misa Reeth Young
Menominee
Wis
Gertxge
Hanean Hng
Chicgo
Mra
James Homer
Theda Clark Petera
Gaschen
Irit
Caroline Davidson
Montgomery
Ala
Mia
F. Clark
Wisconsin Avenue
Weird murder at Chicago shocks lake shore
The body of a laborer, bound and gagged with a handkerchief bearing skull and crossbones was found on the lake front near Thirteenth Street. Death appeared caused by suffocation. police suspect revenge tied to the crude symbol. Victim identified as A. Dehen, with inside out pocket and gag marks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rene
A. Dehen
President Wilson Ill After Light Indigestion
President Wilson suffered a light attack of indigestion and canceled engagements in Washington. He planned two conferences with New York businessmen and a meeting with congressmen on patronage questions. White House officials said the illness was not serious and he might receive callers tomorrow. Dr. Cary T. Grayson advised staying in the executive mansion. The president attended Secretary Lane's birthday dinner last night.
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Associated Press
Washington
BPC
Wildon
New York
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Privaician
Lane
Strike at Copper Districts Spurs Labor Unity Rally
O. Taylor of Kalamazoo addressed the Wisconsin Site Federation of Labor delegates in Detroit, praising copper strikers and denouncing attacks while urging solidarity. The Michigan and Wisconsin federations praised mutual aid and urged standard labor legislation and unity among central-state unions. A report noted a $2,696.52 treasury balance as of 1934 and called for measures to forestall opposition to labor laws.
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C.C. Taylor
Satamazog
Michigan
Tabor Federation
Spenlen
Peningula
Minton
O. Taylor
Kalamazoo
Wisconsin Site Federation of Labor
James
Michigan Federation
Taylor
Mayer
Moser
Res
Moyer
Ancaker
Stiag
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Wom
Wisconsin Federation
C. FE. James
Sea Pont
Minnesota
Jamra
Weber
Wisconsin
Talith
Hermannl Ekern
State Federation of Labor
Milk Cautions Highlight Disease Risk From Dirty Supply
Madison health officials at the Wisconsin conference warned that contaminated milk spreads typhoid scarlet fever diphtheria and septic sore throat. Dr G W Kenika urged inspection and licensing of milk handling and pasteurization to reduce epidemics while noting tuberculin tests for cows face practical hurdles. About 250 people attended.
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Newsong
Northwestern
Mathson
Wis
United States
United State
Tie
Chicago
Denika
Iie
Prat
W. Db
Frost
Bacteriologisk
Rexord
Duncan McGregor
Fire in girls' school drives 600 inmates to safety
A blaze at a four story administration building of a state home for girls in Geneva NL forced six hundred girls to flee at 2 am. Attendants slept in the building. no injuries reported as departments from nearby towns aided the fire crews and officials estimate the loss at about 350,000. Superintendent Carrie O Conner of Rock Island directed operations.
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Geneva
Batavia
St Charles
Aurora
State Institution
Carrie O'Conner
Rock Island
Windows to Pocahontas Unveiled in Gravesend Church
Gravesend England July 14 A general holiday marked the unveiling and dedication of two Pocahontas memorial windows at St George s church presented by the Dames of Virginia The event drew participation from the American battleships Missouri and Wisconsin the Annapolis naval cadets and local officials The ambassador highlighted Pocahontas influence as a peace bond between the United States and Great Britain
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Gravesend
Fy Associated Press
Eng
Pocahontas
St. George's Church
Dames of
Virginia
Lttle
Wie Thames
Missouri
Wiinels
Annapolis Naval Cadets
United States
Great Britain
Wisconsin Weather: Showers, Cooler Ahead
Wisconsin forecast shows partly cloudy tonight with probable local showers. Cooler Friday morning, especially in the west portion. temperatures fall and winds shift as the day progresses.
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Wisconsin
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